Limited Edition Prints
Each print is produced as a limited edition and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity (COA), personally signed by MATTO
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The images shown above are available as bespoke prints. Size, paper, and framing can be personalised to suit your space and preferences, with pricing discussed accordingly.
Grace & Shadows
A solo photographic exhibition exploring the timeless and ever-evolving question of beauty
Size A0 (841 x 1189 mm, including frame: 850 x 1198 mm) Glicée print on 320GSM Hahnemühle Photo Rag Pearl.
Limited edition print 1/1 - £1.200 each.
Grace and Shadows is Matto’s ongoing contribution to the art-historical conversation surrounding beauty and the ways in which we perceive it.
Black beauty and the female form, working with a single light source, Matto creates striking contrasts between light and shadow, revealing the complexity and individuality that lies within each subject.
Stripped of societal identifiers — makeup, clothing, and accessories — the women portrayed are presented in their most elemental form. What remains is presence, character, vulnerability and strength, celebrating self-acceptance, individuality, and the quiet power of being seen as you are.
The Show:
It started with a thought: what if harmony could be experienced through more than just what we see?
Matto wanted to explore grace as a multisensory experience — something that could be seen, heard, smelled, tasted, and felt. He imagined creating a space where every element spoke the same visual and emotional language, allowing the audience to step inside the world of Grace and Shadows rather than simply observe it.
Smell: A warm, enveloping fragrance filled the space, with soft, rounded notes designed to evoke comfort and intimacy.
Hearing: The music followed the same principle. Soft, flowing melodies created a sense of roundness, warmth, and closeness, gently surrounding the viewer.
Taste & Touch: A full-bodied red wine, served at room temperature in rounded glasses, became another part of the experience — echoing the ideas of fullness, warmth, and harmony.
Vision: The glass covering the photographs was intentionally chosen to reflect the viewer. As you look at the subject, you are also confronted with your own reflection — a reminder that the way we see another person, or anything around us, is inevitably shaped by who we are.
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